Need some advice on what to do with my Raw ingredients

[BlkOnyx488]

ok So I am back on the get my hair growing FAST kick
I jsut bought a bunch of raw ingredients and I could really use some recipes or Ideas on how to use them

I got
1lb of Shea Butter
1lb of Raw Coconut oil
3 bottles of Amla Oil
MTG
Grapeseed oil
and I am thinking about getting Caster Oil
and MN


I read on here someone used Shea butter and coconut oil as a creamy conditioner
can that be a leave in or do I have to rinse it out?

 

[BlkOnyx488]

Any ideas at all

I have been looking through past post
erplexed

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

mix your MTG n MN together for growth. Mix portions of your oils with your shea butter for creamier textured sealant/body cream.

 

[Americka]

3 bottles of Amla Oil (no idea - I'm sure someone else will comment)
MTG(no idea - I'm sure someone else will comment)
Grapeseed oil -I would use for hot oil treatments and in conditioners
Caster Oil and MN -castor oil can be used by itself to seal your ends and you could also use it to serve as a carrier for the MN


Shea butter and coconut oil as a creamy conditioner - I think it would qualify as a moisturizer/sealer in one if mixed together. I would do so in small batches.

HTH!

 

[Kneechay]

Yup, thats me, I mix something similar to this together to make a hair butter to keep my regimen simple with one product. I don't rinse it out, I use it as a leave in.

I use Vatika Oil, raw shea butter, coconut oil, avacado butter, olive, castor, & sweet almond oil, and rosemary and pppermint essential oils for fragrance.

I melt the shea in a bowl set in a small tub of hot water. After I mix them all together, I use a whipper (the kind used for baking/cooking). and I refrigerate the blend over night so it can harden. I do not Use MN. I like this too because it is good skin moisturizer also. It is a beautiful hair butter. Here's another option you can do, it's a youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9DY5zvIlpQ (part1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akxT0gJ67oo (part2)

 

[BlkOnyx488]

Thanks
I think it was a post Of yours that lead me down this path of making my own products!

Yup, thats me, I mix something similar to this together to make a hair butter to keep my regimen simple with one product. I don't rinse it out, I use it as a leave in.

I use Vatika Oil, raw shea butter, coconut oil, avacado butter, olive, castor, & sweet almond oil, and rosemary and pppermint essential oils for fragrance.

I melt the shea in a bowl set in a small tub of hot water. After I mix them all together, I use a whipper (the kind used for baking/cooking). and I refrigerate the blend over night so it can harden. I do not Use MN. I like this too because it is good skin moisturizer also. It is a beautiful hair butter. Here's another option you can do, it's a youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9DY5zvIlpQ (part1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akxT0gJ67oo (part2)

 

[SimplyBlessed]

I love shea butte and Coconut oil!!

I use Vatika Coconut Oil and Shea butter in a mix...

Basically I use a hand mixer to whip them together....I use equal parts (no heat/melting, no other things necc), put in bowl, and whip for a few secs....probably a min at the most....it is soooo creamy...ur hair will love it!!

 

[lucea]

Yup, thats me, I mix something similar to this together to make a hair butter to keep my regimen simple with one product. I don't rinse it out, I use it as a leave in.

I use Vatika Oil, raw shea butter, coconut oil, avacado butter, olive, castor, & sweet almond oil, and rosemary and pppermint essential oils for fragrance.

I melt the shea in a bowl set in a small tub of hot water. After I mix them all together, I use a whipper (the kind used for baking/cooking). and I refrigerate the blend over night so it can harden. I do not Use MN. I like this too because it is good skin moisturizer also. It is a beautiful hair butter. Here's another option you can do, it's a youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9DY5zvIlpQ (part1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akxT0gJ67oo (part2)

This sounds yum, Nichi. How much of each ingred do you use approx?